Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Yellow Roadway said operating revenue was $1.68 billion in the first quarter compared to $1.55 billi

OTTAWA -- New projects aimed at improving cross-border traffic between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario,

Union Pacific Corp., the nation's largest freight railroad, posted lower quarterly earnings on Thurs

Florida East Coast Railway said revenues in the first quarter increased 16.4 percent to $56.5 millio

United Parcel Service's profit jumped in the first quarter, boosted by its growing international pac

Construction on highways and airports led strong growth in the transportation construction market in

The Greenbrier Cos. announced today that is has received $125 million in new orders for 1,300 new ra

Canada and China laid the way for tripling the number of cargo flights between the two countries.

The battle over the latest move toward free trade is shaping up as technology vs. commodities. Stand

The Washington state legislature, responding to what some lawmakers believe is inadequate oversight

RFID provider Savi Technology and port developer and operator Hutchison Port Holdings invested $50 m

USA Truck today announced record quarterly revenues, before fuel surcharge, of $90.4 million for the

Worldwide shipments of personal computers jumped in the first quarter but the picture was weaker in

The Senate is ready to move on a multi-year highway bill - if only it weren't for judicial nominees,

Due to a slowing general economy, the National Retail Federation revised its 2005 sales forecast bas

Hub Group on Wednesday reported record net income for the quarter ended March 31, 2005 of $5.3 milli

Hub Group late Wednesday said it doubled first-quarter earnings, citing cost-cutting and a surge in

Seko opened an office in Amsterdam, placing full-service freight forwarding and customs brokerage op

Waterways Council, Inc. has named Mark Knoy, president of AEP MEMCO LLC of Chesterfield, Mo., as its

Transport Canada announced seven companies, including Canadian Pacific Railway, will receive grants

TNT's half-year experiment with RFID convinced the Netherlands-based mail, express and logistics com

TNT said it has successfully finalized the first phase of its Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)

OTTAWA -- Canadian National Railway today reported net income of C$299 million ($240.7 million) in t

Robust transactional activity helped boost industrial real estate developer AMB Property's first qua

CSX Transportation on Tuesday announced the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circu

WASHINGTON -- Adm. James M. Loy has joined the powerful Washington consulting firm, The Cohen Group,

The U.S. Postal Service named a new person to fill its number two spot.A 29-year USPS vetera

Neptune Orient Lines today announced that APL Logistics Chief Executive, Hans Hickler, had resigned

Fuel prices affected wholesale costs significantly in March, according to the Bureau of Labor Statis

CSX Transportation said it will appeal with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia a

Trucker Werner Enterprises on Monday said first-quarter profit grew 28 percent as strong revenue hel

Menlo Park, Calif.-based Francisco Partners, which bills itself as one of the world's largest techno

Celadon Group, Inc. said operating revenue increased 9.8 percent to $108.5 million for the third fis

Infor, a provider of integrated enterprise application software, today announced it has completed it

OTTAWA - Canadian Pacific Railway on Monday said it had begun a C$160 million (US$128 million) expan

The departure of Transportation Security Administrator David Stone may be the first step toward

Automotive logistics veteran The Pasha Group will provide processing services for General Motors' sh

The head of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration says the agency is largely finished writ

Stonepath Group's opening of a new logistics center in Hamburg, Germany, may represent a turning poi

Japan said Monday that China, the U.S. and European Union members were among 41 countries whose trad